Top 10 highest passes in Italy

What are the highest passes in Italy? Discover the Top 10 highest passes in Italy according to the ranking drawn up by the Come si Viaggia channel.
In this article we will take you on a journey to discover the highest passes in Italy and we will advise you what to do and what not to do in order to create your itinerary in the best possible way. Our goal is to make it easier for you to choose the highest passes in Italy without having to search many different sites.
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Below we list the ranking of How to travel:
1. Chaberton, Alta Val di Susa, 3.131 mt
2. Colle del Sommeiller, Cottian Alps, 2.993 m
3. Torre del Filosofo, Sicily, 2,915 mt
4. Mount Jefferau, Alta Val di Susa, 2.805 mt
5. Passo dello Stelvio, 2,758 meters
6. Colle dell'Agnello, Cottian Alps, 2.744 m
7. Gavia Pass, 2,621 meters
8. Colle del Nivolet, Alpi Graie, 2.612 m
9. Colle del Mulo, Cottian Alps, 2,527 m
10. Passo del Rombo, Eastern Rhaetian Alps, 2.509 m
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Grazie per questo video davvero bello ed interessante!

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Nelle immagini del Gavia hai messo dentro anche lo Stelvio. Poi non so cosa intendi per Passo ? Carrozzabile ... in auto ... in bici ... poi hau messo dentro strade che non sono passi, ma strade che arrivano in altitudine e basta. In Italia si sa che è lo stelvio il passo più alto. Come in Europa è il col del Iseran ,di pochissimo più alto dello Stelvio. Cmq il nr 2 non è raggiungibile dalla Francia, quindi non è un passo. Il nr 1 è un sentiero. Sull' Etna arrivi in altezza e stop.